Nissan Xterra

2004 New York International Auto Show.

The look is familiar, but Nissan’s all-new Xterra SUV is about as all-new gets in today’s auto biz. New platform, derived from the foundation (code name F-Alpha) of the full-size Titan pickup and Armada sport-utility. New engine, a 4.0-liter DOHC 24-vavle V-6 rated for 250 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque. New independent front suspension. New five-speed automatic and six-speed manual transmissions. The wheelbase has been stretched, expanding interior volume, particularly for rear-seat passengers. The rubberized flooring is designed for abuse and easy cleaning, and dual slide track channels offer tie-down adjustability in the cargo bay. Offered as a four-door wagon in three trim levels, with rear- and part-time four-wheel drive options, the new Xterra goes on sale in early 2005 as an ’05 model.

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